Re: [RT] OK....which market???

["RB" <rhodes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 It may be the wrong approach, but it is the only 
approach I would use.  
There would almost be no-way to know or find out about a 
mentors past students.  The mentor of course may have had hundreds or 
thousands of students.  And to find out if the sytem worked for them, you 
would have to go through hundreds or thousands of brokerage statements.  
That is the hard way of doing things.  And if you asked the mentor, he 
would give you a hand full of students to talk to, out of the 
hundreds.
 It would be so simple to look at the mentors last 5 
years of statements.  And if the system is working for the mentor, it 
should work for you.
 I like the simple way of doing thinks.  Go to the 
source and don't beat around the bush.  If the mentor won't show you, I 
would never expect or ask a student to show you.
 Just remember, charts can show you anything.  
Brokerage statements can show you one thing.
Anyway I go back to the first post.  Has this mentor with 
the 80% correct trades just showed the student charts?  Or has he shown the 
student the money?
 
 
 
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  Ira 

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  market???
  
  I think that this is the wrong approach.  It has 
  nothing to do with the mentors ability to trade and everthing to do with the 
  results of past students that he is currently mentoring.   If the 
  system works for them it should work for you.  
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    Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 2:13 
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    market???
    
     Has this mentor should you his brokerage statements 
    for the last 3 to 5 years?  Or just the charts.  Also 
    remember.  It is not the win rate.  It is the money made!  
    You need to remember that.   You can be shown charts showing all 
    kinds of, what you could of or should of done.  It is the money 
    made-brokerage statements that count.
     
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      Sean 
      Cassidy 
      To: <A 
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      Sent: Sunday, October 12, 2003 10:59 
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      Subject: [RT] OK....which 
      market???
      
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            width="100%">Since there appears to be a consensus out there that 
            the S&P is a very difficult market to trade, and we all know 
            what not to do, could I get an idea what is exactly the best market 
            to trade? 
             
            I am working for a company that has just been bought and may be 
            losing my job in a few days. I have very limited cash to do this, 
            probably about $2000. 
             
            What has been frustrateing me is that I have a trading mentor 
            who is using the best most accurate method I have ever seen.It has 
            an 80% win rate or so and uses a 1 point stop on the S&P (yes, 1 
            point). It is a very subtle method that uses boliinger bands and 
            multiple time frame analysis. 
             
            Again with such limited capital, I am looking for opinions as 
            to which is the most "tradeable", consistent market to trade.
             
            SMC
        
          
            
              
              
                
                
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